Hair PRF

Hair PRF

Hair loss can affect self-confidence and quality of life. About 85% of men and 33% of women will experience it at some point. While it is natural to lose between 50 and 100 hairs a day, some people see their hair thin without knowing the cause.

• Hormonal fluctuations
• An infectious or autoimmune disease
• Heredity
• Stress and emotional shocks
• An unbalanced diet and deficiencies
• Taking certain medications
• Seasonal changes

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin), obtained by centrifuging the blood, is very rich in growth factors that stimulate regrowth by acting on the hair follicle stem cells, on the fibroblasts of the scalp dermis and by improving local blood supply.

• Strengthening of the hair and hair grafts
• Improved texture and density
• Stimulation of hair growth
• Prevention of hair loss
• No risk of allergy or rejection
• Reduced local inflammation (psoriasis, eczema)

PRF can be used with other transplant techniques (FUE, FUT) to improve results: injected before or after the transplant, it promotes healing, the growth of existing hair and the regrowth of the grafted follicles. Combining it with microneedling and LED sessions optimises the results.

Before any treatment, a blood test is requested to identify any deficiencies and potential hormonal imbalances.

The first consultation is an opportunity to assess your wishes and any contraindications. A quote is drawn up, photos are taken, and you are given a blood-test request (to be done 3 weeks beforehand).

The treatment begins with a blood draw that is immediately centrifuged to obtain a high concentration of platelets. The PRF is injected into the scalp via a very fine needle. A local anaesthetic can be offered. Plan for 3 to 4 sessions one month apart, then a top-up every 4 to 6 months.